preface
Wang Jingwei can be called China's number one traitor, because he once forgot his ancestors during the Anti-Japanese War, betrayed the motherland, served the Japanese invaders, and was a loyal lackey of the Japanese invaders.
At that time, he not only indoctrinated the young people in the areas occupied by Japan with the idea of being pro-Japanese and traitorous such as the so-called "East Asian Alliance," but also established the Wang puppet regime and organized puppet troops to help the Japanese invaders brutalize the Continental Army and civilians. I have to say that Wang Jingwei is really a big crime!
It is worth mentioning that Zhang Xueliang used to admire Wang Jingwei. Zhang Xueliang said in an interview in his later years: The person I admired the most back then was Wang Jingwei, but it is a pity that he later fainted!
In his early years of joining the revolution, Sun Yat-sen held him in high regard
When Wang Jingwei is mentioned, everyone can't help but scold angrily, because this person is a notorious traitor and traitor. In fact, in his early years, before he went astray, he was a scrappy revolutionary with lofty revolutionary ideals. In July 1905, Wang Jingwei and Sun Yat-sen formally met, after which he joined the League and participated in drafting the League's constitution.
Wang Jingwei was so knowledgeable that he continued to use his literary talents against the decadent Qing government. Later, he often published various articles in the press, such as "On the Trend of Revolution," vigorously propagated the Three People's Principles ideology, and unceremoniously denounced the royalist fallacy of Kang Youwei and others, which was highly praised by Sun Yat-sen.
Prince Regent Zaifeng
In January 1910, Wang Jingwei and some revolutionaries went to Beijing and opened shops in the local area. In fact, they were just trying to cover their eyes, because the real purpose of their trip was to secretly plot the assassination of Zaifeng, the regent of the Qing Dynasty at that time. After everything was ready, Wang Jingwei and the others began to move, but the assassination operation ultimately failed, and Wang Jingwei became a prisoner.
After being imprisoned, Wang Jingwei was fearless, regarded death as home, and even made up his mind to serve the country with death, and he also wrote a poem, especially the poem "Lead the knife into a fast, live up to the head of a young man" because of his heroic spirit of not fearing bloodshed and sacrifice for the revolution, which was widely circulated for a while, and he became famous.
The Qing government also admired Wang Jingwei, a bloody revolutionary fighter, so it could not bear to kill him.
After the outbreak of the Wuchang Uprising in October 1911, Wang Jingwei was freed, and he later met Yuan Shikai and suggested a truce and peace talks. In December of the same year, Wang Jingwei also participated in the North-South peace talks, calling on Sun Yat-sen to take the initiative to hand over his power.
However, Wang Jingwei later returned to work with Sun Yat-sen. In January 1924, the Kuomintang "National Congress" was held, during which Wang Jingwei was appointed by Sun Yat-sen as a senior official of the Kuomintang.
After the death of Dr. Sun Yat-sen, Wang Jingwei also asked the Kuomintang to continue to work hard in accordance with Sun Yat-sen's ideas to promote the development of the country. There is no doubt that Wang Jingwei had always been loyal to Sun Yat-sen at that time, and the two sides had done a lot of great things.
Zhang Xueliang was convinced, and the two became confidants
Because Wang Jingwei was very famous at that time, Zhang Xueliang had already been thunderous and had always admired him, and later Zhang Xueliang finally had the opportunity to see him in person.
Wang Jingwei has been in politics for a long time and needs to engage in diplomacy frequently, so he is very eloquent, and he always has to go to various places to give speeches. Since 1921, Wang Jingwei has been to Mukden six times to give speeches, and he delivered a passionate speech when he first arrived in Mukden.
The young Zhang Xueliang was offstage, and seeing Wang Jingwei's impassioned and spirited speech on stage, Zhang Xueliang was quickly impressed by Wang Jingwei's revolutionary style.
After that, Zhang Xueliang and Wang Jingwei became confidants. And every time Wang Jingwei went to Mukden, he would have intimate conversations with Zhang Xueliang. Over time, Zhang Xueliang understood Wang Jingwei better, and admired him even more.
Betrayed the Motherland and became a great traitor
Although Wang Jingwei is talented and has done many great things, he is a cowardly and inferior person who is always indecisive in doing things. He has studied abroad in developed countries in Europe in the past and knows that the gap between the mainland and developed countries is very large.
Therefore, after the Japanese invaders sent troops to invade China, Wang Jingwei always believed that China's strength in all aspects was far inferior to Japan, and it could not compete with Japan.
After the "28 January" incident, Wang Jingwei developed Japan-phobic sentiments and was completely frightened by Japanese imperialism; he was afraid of fighting Japan and advocated holding negotiations with Japan to settle disputes.
In May 1932, Chiang Kai-shek and Wang Jingwei were afraid of Japan's coercion, so they asked the Nationalist Government and Japan to sign the Songhu Armistice Agreement to make concessions to Japan.
In July 1932, Wang Jingwei asked Zhang Xueliang to lead his army against the invading Japanese army in Rehe, but Zhang Xueliang did not do so. Since then, the conflict between the two has become more serious.
From May to June 1935, Wang Jingwei and the Japanese side signed the unequal treaty "Ho-Mei Agreement", which allowed the Japanese invaders to invade and occupy North China, and the people of the whole country were extremely indignant about this.
Wang Jingwei went farther and farther on the road of traitor, and the Chinese people hated this big traitor more and more, so some patriots made up their minds to assassinate him.
On November 1, 1935, a patriotic righteous soldier, Sun Fengming, went to Nanjing to assassinate Wang Jingwei, although Wang Jingwei escaped, but Wang Jingwei was seriously injured at that time, and the bullet went directly into the spine, and the doctor was unable to remove the bullet.
There is no doubt that such a hoeing operation is really very happy! If you treat a big traitor like Wang Jingwei, you can't show mercy to your subordinates, and you must be severely punished!
However, after Wang Jingwei escaped death, he still did not repent and continued to curry favor with Japan. In May 1939, Wang Jingwei and others went directly to Japan to discuss with Japanese high-level officials how to betray their country.
Soon after returning to China, Wang Jingwei completely turned to Japan, established the Wang puppet regime, and fully propagated the so-called "East Asian alliance" theory put forward by Japan in various ways. In addition, Wang Jingwei also slandered the underground anti-Japanese armed forces as "bandits", and he even ordered the puppet army to frantically suppress the underground anti-Japanese armed forces.
Although Zhang Xueliang also followed Chiang Kai-shek's order and gave up resistance and allowed the invading Japanese army to quickly occupy the northeast of the mainland, Zhang Xueliang did not directly and blatantly submit to Japan like Wang Jingwei.
In fact, in addition to his lack of national self-confidence, another important reason why Wang Jingwei betrayed the country was that his wife encouraged him.
Zhang Xueliang was also indignant about Wang Jingwei's traitorous behavior, so he sighed in his later years: he admired Wang Jingwei the most in the past, but later he did stupid things for his own selfish interests.
brief summary
In short, Wang Jingwei is a big traitor who betrays the motherland, betrays the motherland, betrays the country for glory, and persecutes his compatriots for his own selfish interests.
Wang Jingwei is unspeakable, his sins are unforgivable, Chinese people will never forgive him, and he has been nailed to the pillar of shame in history forever, leaving a stench for ten thousand years!